Lake Forest School District 67

Co-Curricular Activities

Activities designed to provide an outlet for creative and physical energy, and a balance for a strong academic program, are a part of the program in District 67 schools. After-school clubs, sponsored by teachers and/or volunteer parents, give children in grades K-8 a wide variety of experiences. Opportunities exist in areas such as arts, foreign language, scientific experimentation, chess, cartooning club, yearbook club, computer club, environmental club, music, debate, book clubs, and math clubs. In addition, a wide variety of enrichment and reinforcement activities are provided through Brainstormers; a self-funded before/after-school program.

After-school sports options are available for students in grades 5-8. Some activities are run by the Lake Forest Recreation Department but offered at the middle school campus. A brochure of activities run by Lake Forest Recreation Department is available at their location. Other school-run intramural activities include tennis, golf, basketball, pom pons, floor hockey, tennis, and fitness training. In addition, interscholastic activities include: volleyball, field hockey, cross country, soccer, basketball, pom pons, cheerleading, wrestling, and track.

To read the Board Policy on Co-Curricular Activities, click here. For Athletic Activities, click here.